Have You Ever Explored The Abandoned Turnpike Tunnels?
Bring a flashlight and a sense of adventure.
Watch: What Makes This Pittsburgh Fashion Show Unique?
Models wearing masks and social distancing was just the beginning.
COVID Cases Traced to Restaurants, Bars Continues to Drop
Most other activities also saw declines, with one exception. Yet to be determined is the impact of students heading back to school.
Where You Can Snag Free Tickets to a Pop-Up Drive-In Movie
This summer, the city of Pittsburgh has been showing free movies under the stars.
Here's Your Chance to Get Rid of Old Televisions, Electronics
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is hosting a hard-to-recycle collection event in Monroeville, but you have to register in advance.
Pittsburgh Race for the Cure Goes Virtual
The 5k is spread out over the course of two weeks.
“Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood” Offers Children Comfort from Pandemic
The Emmy-winning animated program is not immune from concerns about COVID-19 and provides reassurance to its young viewers.
How Do You Know if a Contact Tracing Call Is a Scam?
Pennsylvania Departments of Health and Aging warn there are callers posing as contact tracers who are trying to steal your money.
Heinz Hall Will Not Open Its Doors in 2020
But you can still enjoy the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for free.
Good News and a Warning About Pandemic in Allegheny County
The county health department reports a drop in the test positivity rate and quicker test results but also urges caution as some schools prepare to reopen.
Delta Foundation Cancels Pittsburgh Pride 2020
The annual LGBTQ event had already been postponed.
You Can't Beat the Views on The Allegheny River Trail
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
How Pittsburgh Opera's New Season is Adapting to Pandemic
The Opera’s 82nd season has been modified due to COVID-19, allowing smaller audiences and livestreaming performances.
UPMC Works to Improve Sensory Feedback in Prosthetics
Using spinal cord stimulators, researchers are testing to see what can be duplicated in a prosthetic limb.
Watch a Game of Vintage Baseball This Month
The coronavirus pandemic made the thought of watching sports in person seem impossible, but locals haven’t struck out yet.
COVID-19 Cases Traced to Restaurants and Bars Cut in Half
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says there are no plans to reduce restrictions yet.
New Target to Open in Downtown Pittsburgh
The store will be taking over a location that has been home to multiple other department stores.
On the Move: Square Cafe to Leave Edgewood
The popular diner hopes to reopen in its new space in East Liberty as early as next month.
Fans Share Fond Memories of Brillobox
On Monday, owners of the Bloomfield entertainment club announced the venue will be closing for good.
What Happens to Pitt & Penn State Students Infected with COVID-19
Two of the state's largest universities set aside beds for students suspected of having or who have contracted the coronavirus to isolate.
PM on KD: This Year's Best of the Burgh Winners
PM Editor Brian Hyslop appears on KDKA's “Pittsburgh Today Live” talks about –– and with –– some of the winners of the 2020 Best of the Burgh contest.
Contact Tracing: The Links to The Latest COVID-19 Infections
In Allegheny County, the number of cases linked to restaurants and bars has declined while other activities are on the rise.
Local Foundation Increasing Fundraising for Black Community
POISE Foundation will reward two types of grants for Black-led and Black-serving organizations
Electrostatic Drones May Be the Solution to Disinfecting Stadiums
Pittsburgh-area company creates drones that can disinfect entire stadiums in less than three hours.
Pitt Students Could Have Class in a Large Tent
A 5,000-square-foot tent will sit on the Cathedral of Learning lawn.
Which COVID-19 Statistics Are The Most Important
Pitt professor and researcher sheds light on how to interpret different COVID-19 statistics and what they mean.
Domestic Violence Survivors Get Help with Pittsburgh-born Apps
Aspirant, a Pittsburgh developer, has two apps to help survivors of domestic violence.
See How Cost of Driving the Turnpike Will Change Next Year
Drivers without an E-ZPass will face a 45% surcharge starting in January.
Fairmont Hotel Reopens with New Safety Measures
Downtown Pittsburgh hotel is reopening for guests and visitors on July 24.
How to Know Which Businesses are Complying with Pandemic Precautions
Allegheny County Creates COVID Field Response Team
Interested in Helping to Test the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Pitt and UPMC are recruiting over 750 volunteers for the Moderna vaccine.
How to Book a Seat to See a Movie on a Pittsburgh River
A floating cinema will come to Pittsburgh Sept. 16 for a week of screenings as part of Beyond Cinema’s U.S. launch.
big Burrito Group Temporarily Closes Its Specialty Restaurants
The six restaurants that are now closed are considered some of the best and well-known in the city.
Indoor Dining Returns to Allegheny County
The new county health department rules take effect at 5 p.m. Friday.
Pittsburgh Public Schools Share Details for School Reopening
School board will vote on a back-to-school plan on July 22.
